So does anyone know how to fix this ghosting issue in the Volumetric Fog while keeping it optimized for VR? or do I just need to fake the volumetric lighting somehow. Help would be appreciated.

Here is an early version of the Lobby area in a much larger fnaf vr fangame im working on. This one will probably be the last fnaf vr fangame i work on, at least for a while

So I decided, since I'm mainly busy working on game projects & can't post much here, & I only post game project stuff here, I was thinking, I'm gonna start posting other stuff here like gameplay to keep you all entertained while I cook in unreal engine.

New Video out now! We played some other weird games. It ain't that serious, just a comedic lets play. So if u into that, check it out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNKJ-HKXRBM

Here is this short teaser/announcement trailer for probably the biggest VR fangame I'm working on, sorry I couldn't really show any gameplay, still working on it. Hope you all enjoy!

Vintage animatronics by @Battington & @TheMediocreMakers

More guitar stuff most people will likely ignore:

I redid an old cover of mine, this is a heavier version of the heaviest song off of metallica's last album: 72 seasons. Just testing my new amp sim and stuff.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxGEUNZyMkE

Tempo Katana Expert+ Hope you all enjoy!

Here are 3 renders I did in Unreal Engine.

Vintage Fredbear, Bonnie Bun, & Puppet models by @Battington & @TheMediocreMakers Carousel, Tables, Chairs, & Booths by @rockin-e26 Gift model by @Rofnay_Official

ADDED WILL SMITH TO MY FNAF FANGAME

So i was thinking, about the issues i've had when rebuilding lighting with swarm agent i talked about a while ago, should i try removing UE & manually deleting Swarm Agent, then reinstall Unreal Engine? Would that be a viable option to fix it?